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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
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FROM GRAN0EVILLE.

GRANGEvILLE, Dec. 90, 1887.
"Whom the Gods are about to destroy
they first deprive Of their senses" If
this be true, the anti-annexatien crank
of the Free Press, must soon co. TO
any right thinking man, all that froth
would seem like the eTorvcscng of
penny. a-liner, whose business it is to
keep always on tap ready supply OF
sewer gas without reference to truth, wit
or reason. One could guess just how those
gigantic ~ editorials are wrtten. In the
first place they have the ring of laid out job
as though somebody's purse had its unholy
fingers on the "crank," and the regular
quantity must be ground out. In the
second place. the crank ransacks his men.
tai attic for all that is low and vilifying and
applies it-with no reference to truth. The
attack on Postmaster Beck was unmerited
and unmanly, and untrue. All the truth
loving citizens Of Grangeville can testify TO
passing into the 2. o., daily, and seeing
names multiply on those petitions. If the
''crank" is such lever OF truth and Justice
and has the Lord God Almighty and all the
people Of Idaho on his side, why does he
howl so! Why does he not deal fairly with
the question? No one can afford to be
truthful so well as he who is in the right,
The writer of this article was in the habit of
noticing the growth of the long lines of
sigEers and believes, as do all the people of
Grangevil!e, that they acre stolen. If an
nsxation is not good let US have facts, res,
sons and candid statements.
The writer of this article knows that there
are only two or three anti-anncxatlonists in
Grsngeville. The Free Press itself will
hear something ''drop" ifit does not quit
working against what majority of its sub.
scribers believe to be their best interests.
How like little valiant it was tor this
bulldozsr to fling at Mr. Beck about the
strong anti-anneXation democrats on his
bond. The writer Of this knows that all
-Nr. Beck's bondsmsn, but Mr. Nattison,
are anueXstioniss, and Mr. .Eattison may
be- but the writer does not know. It ia to
be hoped that the Press will drop on itself
As a paper costing s. 90 per year is an
expensive luxury about the house when
it antagonizes every interest of tho house.
ANNEXATIoNIsT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
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InErat!tude OF MIR. Beck.

The Free Press enters the following
complaint: eff the annexation seuti.
ment is so strong here the lost petitions
could have been duplicated in five minutes
but it suited Judge Buck, Mr. Beck and
other black republicans to make this hys-
tcrical appeal for sympathy. Mr.. Beck
owes his position to anti annexation dem
ocrats, and some ofthcm are his heaviest
bondsmen, and it comes in mighty bad
taste for him to bear false witness against
his friends and neighbors, and they do ne,
propose to let the matter rest here.
Our neighbour duplicates things in a
hurry. Wesupposa tina. after the petit
ton had been signed by $50 persons liv-
ing miles apart, he would duplicate their
signatures without seeing them after the
petition had been stolen 1, is strange
that Mr.. Beck should exhibit such bad
taste as to make affidavit and send it to
the committee who sent the blank to
have it signed by the citizens, telling them
of its loss as reason for not returning it
in yindication of himself, and then again
that heshould dare to offend some anti-an.
nexation democrats, and some Of them
his bondsmen, by making affidavit of the
facts. It must have been very un-
grateful Tor him to tell the truth, after
they had become his bondsmep. We
suppose they would have him keep silen,
to cover up their theft, but we opiae that
Nh Beck knows his duty in the pre-
misss and told the facts though it imp.i-
catc some Of the anti annexionis,s. They
'nnst pct suppose that they own Mr..
Backis bsdy, soul aaa brooches because
ny helps hin to the Y. S. Post Office. |
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
Annexation,

Grangeville, Idaho Dec, 26th 1887.
Mr.. A. +. Parker must be very careful
how he uses the word black republicans
in his pspcr or We will kick aud when we
do he will take tumble, he must re-
member that there are many black repub-
licans tina. pay him three dollars to read
his little patent pepper. We will not
stand much more of his SANDER and pay
him for it. think Mr.. Beck did what
was right in making affidavit in regard to
those papers for the benefit OF those
who put their names to them and were
in favor Of annexation.
Yours,
A READER OF THE Pass.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
Determined to M,arepresent the People

An honest attempt was made at Lewis
ton q few weeks ago to have the people of
North Idaho, by signing petition in be
half of annexation, if they had not
changed in their wishes in this respect
since the President had neglected to make
the bill law, after its passage by both
houses Ct congress, and accordingly q
public meeting was called and held to de-
wise means to prepare and circulate such
q petition in the different counties and
give the people chance. Copies Of
these petitions were sent to different Post
masters ia the north to have exposed for
signatures, without any special agents to
circulate them. A large number Of them
have been signed and returned, and for
warded to congress. Those returned
have came from Nez Perez, Shoshonc
and Idaho counties. We are crcdibly
informed that in Kootcuai and Idaho
counties, from some cause unknown to us,
parties 10 Kootenai and Idaho counties
have made themselves forward in sup
pressing these from the people, as several
persons have told US that, in many OF
the public places in these counties, they
never saw nor heard of one being mem
toned, and we have heard of others being
signed, and yet have not been returned, as
in thecaso at Grangevllle when $50 names
were attached, the Postmaster makes afli-
davit that petition was stolen and could not
be returned. The inference is plain that
there have been persons in the interest Of
suppressing in claudestine manner, an
expression OF the people upon this ques.
ton, why and for whose benefit We are
only left to infer from other circum,
stances in each case. Ifthero had been
aheated political contest among the people
Of the north, we would not have wondered
At tricks, to suppress votes aud attic IN
stance Of interested candidates, but on Q
question Of local Importance to the whole
north, we do wonder that there can bt
found in our midst one who will be so mear
and besottcd in mind as to seek to pre-
vsnt the people from being heard through
petitions. They must be prompted BY
motives which they dare not disclose to
tho public, not even to those persons
whose expression of opinions they have
sought aud are seeking to muzzIc and
suppress. The man or the men who vii
do such acts dare not expose themselves
to the penetrating gaze of an honest pub
lie, and would rot dare to do this in tn
greatest and most bitter political contest
Such persons are worthy Of no rospec
among honest men. They are scrubs Q
the lowest order among the haman spec
les, and should be loathcd and detcstc
everywhere when known and their COZ
cealment-. only saves them from the pur
ishment due them for their infamy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
Neither Cullom nor Dubois can play
that game of bluff and makait win.

As shown by our Washington special
on yesterday, Delegate Toola, of Mon.
taua, measured the Cullom bill to segre.
gate Beavcrhead and Missoula counties
from Montana for annexation to Idaho,
when he said it was Dubois bluff. He
is the son Of Hon. Jessie X. Dubois, OF
Illinois, an old friend of Culom, and
could be relied upon to play his hand in
tina, sort Of game. But he will get
called, and when the show down comes
his pat bluif will be exposed, if he sees
the Calls. r. Chronicle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
SANFORD EVANS Home 500.
=.

'.tH'N ~ vi Il ikE Al
Lewiston, idaho. Nov. 20, 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has FLED no.
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup.
port of his claim, that said proof will be made
at this othce. on January IL, 1888, viz |:
Sanford Evans. Home 81 for the SEX sec 4
tp 30 row b. VI. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land. viz:
George Rees. Henry II. Rees, Charles C.
sampson, andrew Christensen. all Of Genesee.
Idaho.
FRANCIS T. PATTERSON,
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29

Farmers and Stock men GO and see the
famous Victor Feed Mill and horse power.
combined, sold by c. ID. Fleming, agent
Frank Bros. Implement Co. OFF
Frank Bros Implement Co. have just re.
ceived q lot Of Spiral Swring carts, both one
and two passenger. which were SD thorough
Is advertised during the Spring by Cortland
Wagon Co Cortland, n. Y. 81
c. c. Bunnell has he finest assortment OF
Hsrtiusrc ever shipped TO this market.
Just step into his fEe bricl. ard examine his
stock.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
Farm for. sale.

One hundred and sixty acres decided land
with good house, eight reres under fence.
plenty OF water. and timber near nj hand
Situated on Cedar creek. on Big Potiateh, A
good chance for one desiring good farm.
Terms reasonable. Enquire of,
A. W. LON0FELLOW,
7-sm Cameron. Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, I. T. Dee. 70 1887.
BENJAMINE +. AtDRICH, Home CO.,
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TpE
~ following named settler has filed potice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim aud that said proof will be made
at this office, on January 20. 1888, wiz: Ben
famine r. Aldrich, home 924. for the sell Sell
See and ek nea and ne ii SEX sec. 9tp AZ
nr3 W, u. NJ. lie names the following viii.
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon.
asa cultivation OF, said land. viz: Robert
schuyler, "iliiam Taylor. Perry Thomas.
William Edmonson, all of Julietta Idaho
FRANCIS i. PATTERSON.
Al Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
NOTICE.

To the Share Holders of The lewiston
National Bank, that the regular annual meet,
ing, for the Election Of Directors. fer the com
ing year, viii be held at their banking house
Jan. 10, 1883 at :. o'clock. P NJ.
12-2w n. W. RKEARLEY. Pres't.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29

Greenburg strives TO excel in quality If net
IN price, hut gau, antees to sell as cheap
Equality being equal as any hsase in Lew
;stvn. 7tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
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Notice To Creditors.
Estate Of John s. Roy, deceased.

Estate OF John s. Roy, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
the admin istrator of the estate of John S.
Roy, deceased, to tho creditors OF, and all
person having claims gainst the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the FIRST publication
Of this notice, to the said administrator ut his
residence in Little potlatch precinct, Nez
perc. county, Idaho Territory, the same be-
ing tho place for the ansactiop Of tie busl-
ness Of said estate.
SAMUEL D. 0rLeAn.
Administrator Of the estate of John S, Roy,
deceased. Is 5w
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BORN

'ROsS.-In this city, Dec. %, 1887. to this
wife OF Johnny Ross, daughter.
Johnny says it Is the best Christmas
present he ever saw, it beats all presents
given away yet.
THATCHER In this city. Dec. %. 81.
to the wife of c. f. Thatcher. son,
I03 pounds.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29

STANTIAL-C COW EN.--ln this city Dec. 26,
1887, at the residence of the brides parents
by Hsv, T. NJ Boyd, John ID. Stantial and
Mss Sophia l.. Cowen, all of lewiston
BORN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29
CONTEST NOTICE = TIMBER CULTURE
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, Idaho Dec. eth. 1887.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Calvin Boyer against Clarence q Mercy for
failure to comply with law as to Timhcr-Cul
ture Entry No. 742 dated Nov 5th, 1855. upon
the sw ar Sc or h sw or and NV ar sw ar
sec II, tip 80 r W y NJ, in Nee Perez county,
Idaho Territory with a view to the cancella
ton of said entry: contestant alleging tina. the
said Clarence Morey, has failed to break five
acres of said Ian during the second year from
date Of entry and has failed to cultivate the FIVE
acres broken the first year the said parties arc
hereby summoned to appear OF this Office On
tho Both day Of January 1889, at 10 O'Clock
q IN. 10 respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged failure.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
SenncSjee.

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iom ulptte b9note Sirsba9 Gitermiobas
/ Mount Ileaiant, 60 M1 i Spo for
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netop Irroise til at saa biem, oa ct for
f9roelist TOroenpeir 6rpo lgs. 5orz
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Ne9re. @n epnitraule ilus neo i Gsen
ps orabte benz ale. Slanot De br9bte
bar tre 8reiter. Den 9el al beres Sc
senler, iom bauoe peret nermeit Greet,
bar br9nbt, us aleoerne reoue / Stpf
fer. 0eltaserne / 9isisl9et bleo for
ferSelis foriframte. Sele ben felsenbe
Seat tunoe maj bsre beres Sammerltris
% @raao / Sfouen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
6orifielltgt.

5 Sep @eit, 5loriba, er nj % aits
sre6ne al ben guile Sober, pg ira Spss
bpmmen uobrso er Der inbtruffet ~
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er Sorretuinssbelen at Minebpen
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man Der bar fslt paa mango aar. Snbe
/ be fjslisite 8utifer meb 9ref fra UT
mob Ieit, bite BarOmetret 1OS @ras
Der al. 2 ON gftermibbasen.
= 5 gjersesnen Sonora, i ben norbs
ueitlise 7el al Werico, bar man fslt
itabise SOrbrpitelier lisefioen lite Mai,
oa G~anosbpelt Sdotspe goela9oes AZ Ell
iorferoelist Sorbfialu. Gsnen er
nplis nSiere bleuen unberisst, os man
tror FER at bape upbaset en- gultan i
girtiombeo, ben eneite al ben Slass i
Noros Mmerifa.
- SiftOriferen George Bancroft bar
/ lansere 2ib paret iarlis ips i Il!
Sjem | NeppOrt, men er M / gebrins,
= Sobn @iaarb Youns, Brigham
Younss pnsite Spn meb fin isrite Some,
er 43 gar snmmel. San bar 10 Spn-
ner os 10 0stre. Sans 5aber ~efterlOt
en- 5urmue paa 100000, omtreni
s22 900 for buer al fine Born.
= 8ousen ouer Sanopi9 Eerne
8alafaaa, bar e%rfleret, at, mebminbr,
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
SIItnDtB.

giaeobngger. 9en betienbte nprite
Si~aebbusaer SacOb 5jeloe er MI anfum
men til Chicago. 8%riltiunia "Nitenz
potter" / en- Inmelbelie al 9unitarbeis
Der / &unitmuiGet beritebs frembeuer
peo Siben al Serssliens Irbeioer iiar
en- 8ottratbuite al 5ranb Spe busset
al s. 5jelbe, ON bpilfen ben Tiger,
"me9en Spm9rtiombeb blep naunlis
ifienfet."
Zen iioite tore Streif / Gbieago,
lOm MI er afiluttet, bar fultet Streiterne
S3,361, 900. 9esforuben er Spiprelie
al Bpsninser til en- S9rbi al 10 Mils
lioner Dollars ublat til nelte 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
9eeorab, Sotua, cnsoaa Den 2Ooe Smlt 1887.

Selte til De Sprenebe Stater for at ielae
Dem til bsi Yris unber 6oresipenbe af,
at De inoipres iom Nulsppr.
G~pinoerne ieireoe ueb BET aarliae
Salg paa Weolemmer Of Sfoleraaoet i
@aupaca forleben. Salstampen bar
beftig, men 100 &pinoer mpbte irem %
palste fine 8anbibater, Mrs. 6. 8.
Sroiune Os Mrs. 81. 81. &pberts. 3 oft
afSapes 240 Stemmer.
Gbieago, Milmanfee e. ct. Saul
g%anrfompani bar iasigst "Smaba
Hatllpap Company" for S2,500,OOO.
Sa9en er M oppe for &etten / Mabi:
ion. Den breier Zig ON en- Del 0anbs
grants, iOm iibitnepnte selitub blep tils
itaaet at Staten.
2puis garlun, % Iar sammel, besif
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Jig. San bapoe arbeibet / Nei(spile
ON 9asen, os ipntes at uere ueb sobt
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ltaaenoe al 5reberid @eperbauier ps
andre fra Sod Sslanb bar fjpbt at
Snaps Stout 8umpani i Menompnee
alt bets 5urutsmmer lanssmeo Chip
peiua 5lpben. $50 Wtiaioner Sob
9pmmer iolstes for 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
ubIanbet.
Ganaba a..

Stpr SlSebrano. ct. 9amrences
SutferraHiuaberi / Montreal branbte
5rebas Worsen. Spsninsen bar z
gtaser bpi. gn flor Del al bens Sas
se ialbt neo. 6lere Yerioner beltaois
sebes, ps nusle %iaunes, men ON De be-
dropes unber &uinerne, peb man life.
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fig 1lpfte benbte 5reSas Iiten paa
6rano 2ruaf us Mi6isan Central
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Ontario. st GrturiiOnstOs paa 6ranc
1rrnf 8auen itSbte ON Iitenen iamz
men meo ct Jrasttran paa Widisan
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meo DIE. 2ofomotioet fnuite en- al
bisie, bporueo Sljen m'anbtes, o9
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5eb. Maitiniit 9unne0p paa grfur.
iiunstoset nbebranote Zen iDrite ST.
f~uriionposn bar iplbt meb Basiaserer
be siOroe iortuioleoe 5Oriss paa a
fomme uo al ben branbenbe gOsn, mer
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
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Neo0lntion. Den fsr bebuoeoe Re=
pollution paa Sonomid. Eerne ianot
Steb BEN 25be Suni. ibet Seioltninsen
/ SonOlulu % tilsrGnienbe 8iitritter
tpans Song aalafala til at afi9tte
@ibipnsW iniiteriet eQer impoiat Sab
blipe aiiat ielu. &on9en foret,af bet
isrite os ct mt aabinet blep bannet meo
@ilium 90. Green iom 5prlteminiiter.
&onsen maaite o9iaa iorpliste Jig til at
t~ilbasebetale $1,000, lcm ban baooe
muotaset iom Stifpen9e for at ie isien=
mem 5tnsre meb Opiums6anolere. 6an
MATTE osiaa loue at life blanoe Jig i
8alsene til 5plferepreientnnter os rieset
anoet. aonsen er / Napnet irembeles
/ 8eiiobelie at fine Rettisbeoer, men i
girfeli9beoen er Fan umpnoig. Den af.
iteoiseoe 6sriteminiiter @ibiun, en- CANT
mel ameritanif gpentprer, blep a~rreites
ret. aalafauas 9ronnirg aapiolani
unfOm iorrise Wanoas til Neiu Dort
fra Gn9lanb. gun tror life, Der CT
no9en Sare biemme. giterretningerne
CT oueroreune, oa be alle fommer ira
&on9ens SLENDER.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
Ycbe. M mer $50.

man tpir9er Dam BERTH, oil ban life
unoeritriue ben me aOnititution, Tom
ital peotases for bans Stprefe ouer
2anoet, o9 buorpec bans Nagt pil 6tipe
betDoeli9t 6e8rRnoIet.
- 9ttter beooer bet, at Ipltere, Iom
er boiatte 5rantri9e, Der bar liot Suers
lcit. 9ette bar bioraaet til after at
uafte triserite 5Slelier i 5pitGanb.
- Sioen mo ~oponseoe Yetroferm /
Tennipludnia % Reiu Dorf, er Der boret
life minore emo $4,000 grcroe til ct
aoiteuoe al 200 Milioner Dollars. Gf
b sttssfee -9Srrttteet II BIT ffttt1t bt 8 II Hat11Hf1tuuer
Barrels DIE. 9isie CT iof9te peo
8rpnoene for 500 Miaioner Dollars.
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bar man / Eeunlpluania uobetalt so
Willicner Collars for Boring efter Tas
tursas % for 8prleoninser.
- aeiier Don Yeoro al 8raflien er
baaoe aanoelis os lesemlis ing. 5cruoen
andre Sp9oOmme liber ban al biernes
blgobeo. Sans 6utommelie ipi9ter
BAN, os ban er life Longer iltano til at
pareta9e fine oiientti9e Os pripate 5ors
retninser, lfisnt ban for bar ppret en-
ualminoelis arbeioiom o9 trafti9 Mano.
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S~laoebanbel.
De 5oreneoe Stater bar en- Mis
litsb9r paa 97,267 Mano; 1889 er
Oificerer % 8eiten Menige.
- @uloerts er iunbet / Nar6eoen af
Slbpeming, Ni6ignn.
- 89roiiuloe Oljetiloer ltal u9re
opoa9eoe nHr Nacosoofes, 1eras.
Ger Cliebrsnoe er sraoeoe, % Oljen
ienoes til Mnrtebet / Rclp Orleans.
Den eloie Sultans 5aporitin6e
| bet feiierliae Sarem | &onftantinopel
er npli9 ogo | en- Qloer at ITO Qar.
5or 95 aar iioen fom bun unoer Sui
tan Selim III inc i 6aremet og oar
iioen leuet Der unber ipp Sultaner.
Den nupGrenoe Sultan bOlbt meset al
at tale meo ben aamle Dame.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

Der Tor $4,000 a $1,000 og at bet par
for at b9une Zig paa BAN, at ban brpbte
BAN. 8enneop bar en- betienot Ser
lonli9beo / @aibiuston. "a Serator
Gunner bleu puerIalbt / Senatet %
itamilauet al Setator 8roots, par bet
aenneoD, ipm ipruns iuo us binlp Sum
ier, men blep ielp llemt IorIaaet al en-
Ben al SrpOss. San par IS 9lar gam
mel og bar en- me9et aibOlbt og popu
ler Mano. Morberen bleo arreiteret
ltrng, ban foripete life ersang at ilpste.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
"Waupata County Gcteran's Msio'

"Manpaea GonntD Teterar's Nslo'
citation" bulber fit aarlise 2eirmpoe
@epaurussa ben Sbe, ODE % lobe Sep
TENDER. 2eiren pil ianoipnlispis blipe
uolast paa llbiiainsssrunoen. Glere
prominente 3alere bar lopet at bore
tilitebe, ~beriblunot @uuernsr &uif, buis
ban faar Tit.
Sc 5oreneoe Staters Hegiering bar
anlast Sag / Mapiion imob @albraltb
Bros i Sauesuille for $4,000 / Snoz
fsrielstolb for Seite, iom bar paret I'M
purterebe fra europa fra ben 23be Sull
1886 til ben 2ben Suli 1887. Sasen
er anlast for at faa bet SpDrssmaal
aisjurt, ON l1otanbinse fan inofDrt
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
Micbtgan.

Gn ooelGggenbe Sloebrano brso
lps 9irsbas Gftermiboas / guplep, &
gampbels Sppleri / Sort Suron. 81
ben ipreote Zig meo utrolis Surtisbeo
til De narlissenoe 2aitetomter us Sps
lassbuie, og mango Bpsninser us me-
get 1pmmer branote lom tyr Salm.
8ranbfolfene arbeibeoe iberois, men
bpis life 8inben bar fomnlen fra ben
mpbiatte aant, babe beres Nnltrenselz
ier o9ret forgi9pes. 8~ranbifaben an
llaaes til $4,000, Nsiuranien er fun
$1,000. Oct bar ben itsrite S%lbebranb,
iom bar bjemisgt Sort Suron paa
mange gar.